, 1887-10-13
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

Maximum temperature yesterday. CO.:
minimum, 400.
Sheriff Sharpless yesterday received no
word from any of the pursuing parties.
Deputy Sheriff Oscar Sharpless is re-
operating at the Keeline ranch, above
Fort Laramie. after a hard ride.
Thieves attempted to enter the resi-
dence of N. P. Plant Tuesday night, but
were frightened away by the watch dog.
The A. NJ. Z. church and the Fremont
Oil company have filed articles of incor-
poration at the Office ofSecretary Shannon.
There was a large crowd at the train
last evening to receive Sterry, but they
were disappointed. He will arrive to-
night.
The cowboy who discovered the re-
mains of Richard Rice. near Fort Lara
mic, will receive the 5000 reward offered
for the body.
At their special meeting yesterday the
county commissioners completed the task
of selecting the names of 200 candidates
for jury duty.
Rev. Alfred Fairbrother, of New Yea
land and London, will lead the devotional
services at the Y. NJ. G.. A. hail next
Sunday afternoon.
The tree agent is on time as usual. He
is about the city quite numerouslY solicit
ing orders for %shrubbery. etc., to be de-
livered early next spring.
Chas. II. Wallin has sold the Louise
and Champion lodes in the Silver Crown
district to Victoria A. d. johnson. The
consideration stated is So.
Large numbers of citizens daily visit
the Burlington & Missouri camp near
Lake Minnehaha. Dirt is flying in a
lively manner in that locality.
The New York Truth announce the
engagement of Miss Hildegarde Oelrichs,
sister of Harry Oelr1chs. to Mr.. Hender-
son, of the Anchor steamship line.
1t is stated by a gentleman in a posi-
ton to know, hat plans for the shops to
be constructed at this place by the Chey-
enne & Burlington are being prepared in
Lincoln.
A large quantity of pressed brick is
already upon the site of the new Thomas
block. One store room in the building
has already been leased to a leading bust
ness house.
Alderman Keefe is harvesting the crop
of potatoes which have grown on his
farm near the capitol building. The yield
is remarkably large and the quality of the
product excellent.
A transcript for use IN the supreme
court has been ordered IN the case of Gull
yer & Arnold vs.. jeremiah Graham.
The suit involves the title to the property
on the northeast corner of Themes and
Seventeenth streets.
The opening ball Of the season to be
given by the Alerts tonight in commem-
Grafton of the tenth anniversary of the
organization of the company, promises to
be q brilliant affair. Admission can be
obtained by simply presenting invitations
at the door.
The Cheyenne Masons held an unusu-
ally well attended meeting Tuesday night,
A member of the order promised a
LEADER reporter al interesting item
concerning the business transacted so soon
as he was at liberty to divulge a portion
of the proceedings.
Milton Mobiles, the author actor, who
created the PhGnip and made himself
famous in that play, will present his latest
production From Sire to Son, at the
opera house tomorrow night. The men
ton of the name of Mobiles is sufficient to
insure a crowded auditorium to see this
great play.
An intelligent appearing Swede, appar-
emily a laboring man, entered a Sixteenth
street saloon the other evening and ad-
v~ancing to the lunch counter said that he
was hungry aud wanted a meal Of fried
fish. Before leaving the establishment
he consumed exactly five and one-half
pounds of white fish.
One night only. Miss Lenore Murray,
the talented little reader from Iowa, at
the Y. NJ. @. A. hall. A hearty laugh
insured all who attend.